The contractual gridlock paralysing and wounding Australian cricket must not endure a repeat here. New Zealand Cricket and the New Zealand Cricket Players Association are expected to discuss a new Master Agreement later this year. The revenue share model has worked for Australian players for two decades and was set at 26 per cent in the last MoU. The ACA want to keep the system, whereas CA want to implement a fixed salary model so they can invest more in the game's grassroots. In the 2010 MoU between NZC and NZCPA, a fixed salary model was agreed, but that could change if the ACA-CA duel is any gauge.

Source: New Zealand Herald July 02, 2017 06:33 UTC